I’m calm, steady. I slept well, eight point two hours. No bad dreams. I am ready to go. Ready to do my job to the best of my abilities. I am focused only on the essentials, to the exclusion of all else. I will make only pragmatic decisions. I will not allow myself to be distracted. I will not allow my mind to linger on that which is unimportant. I will not rely on anyone or anything. I will not be vulnerable to mistakes. Resting BPM, forty-seven. Submit.
Oh man. I don't agree with you. I can't make heads or tails of this movie. Great special effects and it had a neat, 'cold' space feeling, but they lost me after the space monkeys. It seems that they were trying to be deep, but it came across as goofy. Perhaps I should watch it again. I imagine many people had the same impression of 2001 - A Space Odyssey.
@@charleswaters455 The baboon scene was, I guess, meant to be jarring and probably there was supposed to be some message about the dystopian future and horrors inflicted on beings in the name of human progress or something... I dunno, it could have been done much better I think, or the message delivered in some other way that didn’t leave the lasting impression of intelligent, psycho space baboon. I don’t think this movie was supposed to be a prequel to Planet of the Apes.
I see where you are coming from as this movie is essentially a Father Son story. I think the purpose of the wife was to show Roy detached from his life. Even when he looks at his wife, he doesn't see her (as she remains blurred). When we find out Roy was not able to let go of his Father, we find out why his wife left. So I think it only adds to the ad astra...
His wife was necessary, she is a core reason why he comes back, duh. The whole point is he is treating her like his father and unlike his father he returns for her, she pulls him back from oblivion which is why you see her blurred at the start and then at the end she is unblurred.
this movie is amazing, thats a given, but i always feel so uncomfortable when watching it. there's something so unsettling and isolating when watching it. i.e don't watch it on your own. still a great movie tho
It is a good perspective on what life in space will be like for folks when it becomes more common, outside of just those trained in national space programs. There are a lot of situations shown in here that sadly should be expected and be prepared for. Piracy, conflict, isolation...especially isolation. It's easy now for crews on the ISS and the later moon missions with little radio lag, but anything past that and you will start to feel the loneliness with no near-immediate communication. That's a good reason to not watch this movie on your own.
I don’t think so, not only was he married he did seem to feel genuine affection for his wife, his difficulty was that he had problems expressing that affection. If he were schizoid he wouldn’t have pursued a relationship like that in the first place, nor would he be interested in trying to make amends at the end of the movie, or have even recognized his behavior as problematic.
I’m calm, steady. I slept well, eight point two hours. No bad dreams. I am ready to go. Ready to do my job to the best of my abilities. I am focused only on the essentials, to the exclusion of all else. I will make only pragmatic decisions. I will not allow myself to be distracted. I will not allow my mind to linger on that which is unimportant. I will not rely on anyone or anything. I will not be vulnerable to mistakes. Resting BPM, forty-seven. Submit.
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Nice
What do u mean?
All i want to say is, i am living.
No. It is not exactly. You say u are still living.
Forty-seven?
@@Gamerealm976 Cells
One of the best space movies this decade. Definitely underrated. Brad Pitt did very well!
No
Maybe
Oh man. I don't agree with you. I can't make heads or tails of this movie. Great special effects and it had a neat, 'cold' space feeling, but they lost me after the space monkeys. It seems that they were trying to be deep, but it came across as goofy. Perhaps I should watch it again. I imagine many people had the same impression of 2001 - A Space Odyssey.
@@charleswaters455 The baboon scene was, I guess, meant to be jarring and probably there was supposed to be some message about the dystopian future and horrors inflicted on beings in the name of human progress or something... I dunno, it could have been done much better I think, or the message delivered in some other way that didn’t leave the lasting impression of intelligent, psycho space baboon. I don’t think this movie was supposed to be a prequel to Planet of the Apes.
Well said! Great movie! Many people don’t understand it, but it’s their problem! Super movie!
I love this film. The emotional aspect of it its perfect 👌
Masterpiece of a movie
This movie is such a beautiful character study of father and son
A hypnotizing and beautiful calm space drama.
It drives me crazy that they didn't put the song they used in this scene in the official soundtrack.
Man, I tried to search too. I checked track by track on Spotify
Does anyone knows what music is this?
I too
I can’t find it either! Anyone yet?
@@hawaii324still looking for it
Sick movie, loved it!!!🙌👍
Classic movie
Severly underrated. Probably be a cult classic in the years to come.
@@cheradaninezakalwe2851 i like the beginning of the movie. Im trying keep the Tumble down, so i don't blackout
i was high af off edibles in IMAX and thought i was roy
Watch Interstellar next time you eat some more!
@@patrickpalen931 I watched interstellar during my first acid trip. Shit was insane
Got some green and watch in IMAX
Saw Starship Troopers for the first time on shrooms.
Dammit I should have done that
Someone needs to replicate the second song istg
Anybody know the score that plays when Brad Pitt’s character starts talking about why he became an astronaut?
I love this movie so much. The only little thing is I felt the wife was unnecessary in the story unless she had more scenes and they were deleted
I see where you are coming from as this movie is essentially a Father Son story.
I think the purpose of the wife was to show Roy detached from his life. Even when he looks at his wife, he doesn't see her (as she remains blurred).
When we find out Roy was not able to let go of his Father, we find out why his wife left.
So I think it only adds to the ad astra...
His wife was necessary, she is a core reason why he comes back, duh. The whole point is he is treating her like his father and unlike his father he returns for her, she pulls him back from oblivion which is why you see her blurred at the start and then at the end she is unblurred.
Well, as a huge fan of Liv Tyler I was so disappointed
I thought some action scenes were unnecessary, like the space monkeys and moon pirates.
@@dhammarosi those did feel a little random, out of place. But great movie overall.
You needed to keep going to have "my eye always on the exit"
Dang.
1:00-1:17 where is this music from?
I’ve been trying to find it myself for months now.
Apart of the official ad Astra soundtrack
@@coolbeansjr Can't find that anywhere in the playlists on YT. I am also looking for this!
Sorry I was on Spotify but can't find it. Tried shazum but no results come up
Still come back to this video just to listen to it, sucks they didn't release it
this movie is amazing, thats a given, but i always feel so uncomfortable when watching it. there's something so unsettling and isolating when watching it. i.e don't watch it on your own. still a great movie tho
It is a good perspective on what life in space will be like for folks when it becomes more common, outside of just those trained in national space programs. There are a lot of situations shown in here that sadly should be expected and be prepared for. Piracy, conflict, isolation...especially isolation. It's easy now for crews on the ISS and the later moon missions with little radio lag, but anything past that and you will start to feel the loneliness with no near-immediate communication.
That's a good reason to not watch this movie on your own.
yeah totally
What is the name of background song?
to the stars
@@aligiboni6738 i know, but the second song is not in the soundtrack
chele guanaco ahhh that sucks
looking for that one also
@Timothy Riley not yet
What's the name of second melody? I can't Shazam it.
But just do not touch me
It ends before some very important lines (?). Great film though.
Did he say “47”?
❤....
Where can I find the script from this scene?
Never even heard of it.....
Does anyone knows what music is this?2:00
Music?
Still cant tell if this movie was amazing or utter dogshit. No real storyline connections but the visuals and monologues were so cool.
fnaf
McBride, the character, has Schizoid Personality Disorder. That explains his eccentricity.
I don’t think so, not only was he married he did seem to feel genuine affection for his wife, his difficulty was that he had problems expressing that affection. If he were schizoid he wouldn’t have pursued a relationship like that in the first place, nor would he be interested in trying to make amends at the end of the movie, or have even recognized his behavior as problematic.
@@krisynthiagomez5883 No, the director did say he had schizoid. Schizoid's on a spectrum, like anything else.
Then the psychological assesment for astronauts sucks
beautifol COSMIC....